The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-01-28

The handsome residence OF Norman B.
Roam, on Prairie avenue, Chicago was al.
most totally burned. Loss, $3.50, 900; in
snrance, $l25,0oo.
One hundred and twenty Iron establish
| ments in different parts OF the country
were damaged by fire during the year, IN
| volving TOSS OF So 400, 900, on which
there was an insurance oil $3.50, ooO
At jersey city, three thousand five hun
| dred hands struck at +. Lorillard's 3 tobac
CO factory because OF n proposed reduction
strikers dispersed quietly. and there was
| no disorder.
Gen. Thomas l.. James, ex-postmastcr
Of New York city, was once printers
| devil in n st. Lawrence county, n. Y,
| newspaper office.
| Gov. Ames OF Massachusetts was only
| twenty-five minutes delivering his message.
| Henry b Stanton, the distinguished
journalist and lawyer, aud the husband OF
+ fitlizabeth Cady Stanton, died in New York
of pneumonia. He WAS in his eighty sec
ond year, nnd had been writing Tor the
newspapers sixty years.
Huffman and Bell, under arrest for
| wrecking the train at Dunbar, nave made
/ a full confession. Robbery was their mo-
| tive
| California democratic caucus held to
| nominate n candidate for United States
| senator resulted in the denomination o!
/ George Hearst on the first ballot.
| Rev. John Patterson pastor OF II Pres
1 byterian church at Cambridge Wis. cut
/ his throat with n razor while standing in
| front of the public library building on
| Grand avenue, and lies in precarious con
/ dition.
John c. Donnelly. a baggage nun on the
| Wabash road, has been arrested at Peoria
Tor stealing "A $1,000 package from the
United States express company.
The Haddock murder trials are set for
March 81.
I Alexander Brown, formerly OF Ogden,
Utah, was frozen to death. His body was
found in the Yellowstone river by William
Wardrop.
Fire broke out in the commodious resi-
dence OF Senator j. c. Spooner, ut Hud-
son, Wis. and it was seriously damaged
before the flames were extinguished
| The knights OF Labor OF Menominee,
Wis, have bought out the prominent gro
ccryman +. NJ Stricken, and will run the
store on the cooperative plan.
Gov. Larrabee OF Iowa has certified
back to the national government 26, OF
acres OF land in Plymouth, Woodbury. and
Osceoia counties. The land was granted
to the state to assist in the construction
OF certain railways, and the state granted
it conditionally to the Sioux City aud Ph
cific, but the conditions were never fulfilled
and the land has reverted back to the
state and now is conveyed to the govern
| ment.
There was great excitement in the reichs-
tag when the reslt OF the division was an
nounced. Members OF the center INDUCED
in triumphant cheers, which were responds
ed to with cries OF "shame'' Upronr fol-
flowed the reading OF the decree dissovins
the rcichstag. Groups formed in the lob
bies and discussed with animation the
probable outcome of the government de-
i feat. The socialists appeared much pleas.
ed. They believe the coming election will
result in gains for the socialist party. Bis
marck had IL conference with the emperor,
who is reported depressed by the adverse
vote on the bill
August Spies, the doomed anarchist oi
Chicago is to marry young lady OF good
standing and an heiress. Miss Van Zundt
is the only child of james X. Van Zandt,
chemist in large manufacturing estnb-
lishment, and residing in u handsome house
in one OF the most attractive portions oil
Chicago. The fact OF the wedding was con-
firmed by both Spies and the father OF the
lady.
John Bright, in n letter declining to at
tend Il meeting of the advocates OF fedora
ton on the ground that he has no sympa.
thy with the objects and purposes thereof,
asks the projectors OF the movement how
the proposed federation would deal with
the fisheries dispute between Canada and
the United States. "If Canada
were independent he asserts, ''she
would yield to the arguments o
her powerful neghbors, and if there
, were no Dominion OF Canada the dispute
would soon have been settled by Engist
concession Of Americas reasonable claims
,, The federation project is mainly the off
! spring OF the jingo spirit, which clamor,
for vnst and continually widening EN-
pire, and seems almost ready to boasi
that the empire can fight the world outsid,
OF its own limits. l would recommend
sensible men to let the question rest.
Oscar Warti chiei OF an Austrian expe
dition which has been exploring Africa, ha,
, arrived ut Zanzibar. He has long been be
, lieved to be dead, having been for eighteer
months in the interior.
, The secretary OF the treasury appointed
, A. q. w. Walls of Milwaukee storekeepel
/ for the FIRST Wisconsin internal revenu,
district.
DIR. II. G. Huntsnan. member OF tn,
board OF regents OF the Iowa state univer
sity, died at Oskaloosa OF paralysis OF til,
3 brain.
Rev. DR.. McGlynn of N. Y, received Off
cial notice from the archbishop that h
had been succeeded by Rev. Father Donnel
: Is as rector OF st. Stephens church. TIL,
parishoners held n mass meeting and CAV,
vent to their feelings in emphatic language
In Washington, right under tho SHADOW
+ OF the capitol, % per cent OF the enrolled
. children OF school age do not attend nm,
: school.
I Secretary Lamar and his bride have ar
rived from the South, and were driven II
4 once to their residence, No. 1885 n stree
r northwest, where they were received sb,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. c. Lamar, Jr., and Mis-
, Lamar
Y The Terre Hnuto distiery was burned
. with Its entire contents recently, but th
i bonded warehouse near by was saved
! Loss 100000.
banquet was given in Paris to celebrate
the anniversary OF tho capture oil York
town. Gen. Baulanger wns present ant
toasted President Cleveland ana Ministe
j NlcLane. He also proposed the toast eth
, Union oi the Two Peoples, union whicl
v he said should be cementtd by the Statu
OF Liberty Mr.. McLane in respondin
said II am hero MS minister and rs
!, comrade of the valiant soldiers Of York
= town" After drinking the health of Presi
y
Y French Army" In offering the toast h
said that the army had remained worth,
: of the affections o France and America
/; and had just received n striking proof Q
j Its efficiency and strength.
Father McGlynn's successor had Il hare
4 time Mt St. Stephens in New York recent
Q ly. The congregation boycotted him.
! The schooner Parallel, having on bonr
/ 100000 pounds OF giant powder, wa
: blown on the rocks near Golden Gate
The schooner in beating against the rock
n had oaused the powder toicnite. To thos
r living III the neishborhood the effect wa
v irghtiul. Tho signal station was CON
y pletely demolished. The lie ga wing static
II was also wrecked and the west side OF tn
Gilt house, notwithstanding its elevation
y wits blown down, and every window pan
N in the building broken.
u A deputy marshal passed through FL,
Claire enroute for Madison, havin, in Gu.
i. tody, John Larson OF Pricc county, char,
u ed with selling liquor to Indians.
The report made by Mr.. Breckenridge,
/. the Ways and means committee, on I'll
j. bill aholishing certain customs districts